PHNOM PENH, Oct 22 (Bernama) -- A delay in the release of a key climate report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) could deprive millions of farmers of timely scientific insights to help them adapt to erratic weather and protect their crops and livelihoods.
World : IPCC Delay Could Slow Southeast Asiaâs Climate Planning, Says Malaysian Expert
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A delay in the IPCC's AR7 report could hinder Southeast Asia's climate planning by limiting access to timely scientific data for farmers and governments.
- IPCC's AR7 report delay may impact climate adaptation efforts in Southeast Asia.
- Countries risk using outdated data for climate finance and policy decisions.
- Scientists warn the delay could affect infrastructure, food security, and climate resilience planning.
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